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For lack of a better place to post it....
I'm slapping together some xHTML pages and need to have an auto-refresh on one. I doing the usual (meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60") business (the parens are so it isn't seen as a tag here) but it doesn't work on the T610. Any other ideas?
As a sidenote, I'm putting together this xhtml stuff because T-Mobile seems to be having problems passing anything but xhtml through their gateway. If I try to view WML pages with identical content, I get an error message from the T-Mobile gateway about service interruption or some such. The xhtml pages work without a problem. Go figure.
Thanks for any refresh ideas I can try!
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Posted: 2003-10-01 21:47:06
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Ive not found xhtml code which allows this. If you port the code ill try it as im on orange. I can tell u the wml redirect codes, even
Though they may be of no use.
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Posted: 2003-10-01 21:52:38
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According to the xhtml documentation I've been looking at, the meta tag should do it for xhtml, but it doesn't. WML code to do an autorefresh is easy enough but it's part of the card tag (ontimer=) and wouldn't have any relevance in an xhtml doc. I haven't found squat on exactly what SE phones support and do not support in xhtml. I'll post anything here if I find it. Also kind of peeves me that you can add things to the browser menu in wml but not xhtml. That was a nice convenience lost.
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Posted: 2003-10-01 21:57:42
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FYI if anyone is interested, T-Mobile's gateway no longer seems to like WML files with HEAD tags or more than a single OPTION on the page. Include one of those and you get "Your request for a service could not be fulfilled. Please try again or contact your operator if the problem persists". The problem has persisted for a couple weeks but "please contact your operator"? That's hilarious. No, that's f**king hilarious. And they'll do what, exactly, tell me the T610 isn't set up to handle data?
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Posted: 2003-10-02 14:32:58
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Pm me the code u use so i can test it, or post it here
:-D
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Posted: 2003-10-02 15:16:09
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The meta refresh tag doesn't work in R101. It has been fixed in R201 (R1L013). Meanwhile you could use the ontimer event in WML.
btw. R101/R201 is the browser version as you can find it in the USER_AGENT string of the HTTP request.
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Posted: 2003-10-02 15:54:34
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Thanks, at least I know it's not me! I have a working WML version of what I'm trying to do and the ontimer works fine. Unfortunately, T-Mobile screwed up their gateway (or something along those lines) so that the WML doesn't work. Either way, my site is crippled. Well, kind of....the xhtml works, but it doesn't refresh which makes it kind of a pain to use, but it's not impossible.
Anyway, thanks for the info.
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Posted: 2003-10-03 03:00:05
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